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Is anyone suppose to feel sorry for Nicki Haley trillionaire military industrial complex donors?

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Nikki Haley received 4,695 write-in votes in the DEMOCRATIC primary yesterday in NH.

2,055 voters wrote in Donald Trump.

"Ceasefire" received 1,497 write-in votes in the Democratic primary, per totals released tonight by the NH Secretary of State

— Mike Memoli (@mikememoli) January 25, 2024

boognish_bear said:

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Nikki Haley received 4,695 write-in votes in the DEMOCRATIC primary yesterday in NH.

2,055 voters wrote in Donald Trump.

"Ceasefire" received 1,497 write-in votes in the Democratic primary, per totals released tonight by the NH Secretary of State

— Mike Memoli (@mikememoli) January 25, 2024

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The_barBEARian said:

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Well if JAKE SHERMON said it on Twitter it must be true!

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boognish_bear said:

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The_barBEARian said:

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Is anyone suppose to feel sorry for Nicki Haley trillionaire military industrial complex donors?

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I don't think it's about feeling sorry for Haley....it's about Trump actively turning off potential voters he will need in the general

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Guy Noir said:

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Doc Holliday said:

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boognish_bear said:

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The_barBEARian said:

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boognish_bear said:

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Is anyone suppose to feel sorry for Nicki Haley trillionaire military industrial complex donors?

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I don't think it's about feeling sorry for Haley....it's about Trump actively turning off potential voters he will need in the general

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Voters of Haley might as well be democrats.

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I have voted Republican for years, but I will not vote for Trump or Biden. Marginalizing Trump's opponents will not get people like me to vote for Trump, nor to vote for Biden. It will just drive us from the Republican Party.

I look at the policies offered by each candidate and Haley's are the best. Trump doesn't address the issues. He just states he will fix them in a few days. I admit he fixed the border issues in his time in office but he skyrocketed the national debt and he laid the foundation for inflation to explode. He also played a part in the Jan 6 debacle.

I suggest you folks quit calling people names and look at the platforms of the candidates. It is time for new generational leadership in the USA.

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Guy Noir said:

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Doc Holliday said:

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boognish_bear said:

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The_barBEARian said:

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boognish_bear said:

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Is anyone suppose to feel sorry for Nicki Haley trillionaire military industrial complex donors?

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I don't think it's about feeling sorry for Haley....it's about Trump actively turning off potential voters he will need in the general

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Voters of Haley might as well be democrats.

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I have voted Republican for years, but I will not vote for Trump or Biden. Marginalizing Trump's opponents will not get people like me to vote for Trump, nor to vote for Biden. It will just drive us from the Republican Party.

I look at the policies offered by each candidate and Haley's are the best. Trump doesn't address the issues. He just states he will fix them in a few days. I admit he fixed the border issues in his time in office but he skyrocketed the national debt and he laid the foundation for inflation to explode. He also played a part in the Jan 6 debacle.

I suggest you folks quit calling people names and look at the platforms of the candidates. It is time for new generational leadership in the USA.

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The GOP Is Now the Trump Party https://t.co/eHDhRld3jT

— Andy McCarthy (@AndrewCMcCarthy) January 25, 2024

Mothra said:

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Way to win over those moderates and independents, Donald. No doubt, alienating anyone who may have been on the fence about voting for you is a swell idea, especially when you badly need those people just to squeak out a win, and when the Dems have about 100 million dollars more than you do.

Can't believe some of you think this man is going to win the general.

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The_barBEARian said:

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Mothra said:

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Way to win over those moderates and independents, Donald. No doubt, alienating anyone who may have been on the fence about voting for you is a swell idea, especially when you badly need those people just to squeak out a win, and when the Dems have about 100 million dollars more than you do.

Can't believe some of you think this man is going to win the general.

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Trump can pull more democrat voters than a traditional Republican.

I sincerely believe Trump can win 1/3rd or more of the Black male vote.

On the flip side though, he is going to struggle more with the wine aunt, suburban white woman who need to spend a few days seeing where their food comes from.

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HuMcK said:

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Have you ever considered the possibility that your religious fundamentalist views are wildly out of step with mainstream America? To you, simply not hating gays and trans people enough is somehow "extreme". I told you your boy DeSantis would crash and burn because Americans are tired of the constant religious fundie culture wars, and look what happened.

If you honestly believe that Joe Biden of all people is an extremist, then I'm sorry but you're beyond reasoning with at this point.

Moderates and Independents have been repulsed by your candidates' extremism and voted accordingly since 2018, get ready for another lesson in 2024 I guess.

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The_barBEARian said:

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Guy Noir said:

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Doc Holliday said:

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boognish_bear said:

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The_barBEARian said:

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boognish_bear said:

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Is anyone suppose to feel sorry for Nicki Haley trillionaire military industrial complex donors?

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I don't think it's about feeling sorry for Haley....it's about Trump actively turning off potential voters he will need in the general

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Voters of Haley might as well be democrats.

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I have voted Republican for years, but I will not vote for Trump or Biden. Marginalizing Trump's opponents will not get people like me to vote for Trump, nor to vote for Biden. It will just drive us from the Republican Party.

I look at the policies offered by each candidate and Haley's are the best. Trump doesn't address the issues. He just states he will fix them in a few days. I admit he fixed the border issues in his time in office but he skyrocketed the national debt and he laid the foundation for inflation to explode. He also played a part in the Jan 6 debacle.

I suggest you folks quit calling people names and look at the platforms of the candidates. It is time for new generational leadership in the USA.

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This is the only valid criticism any of you never-Trumpers have actually given but a lot of this was due to COVID, however, I dont expect never-Trumpers to be charitable and recognize that politically it was a lose/lose situation.

And again spending is on congress. The only control Trump has is the threat of veto... and vetoing the budget in his first term would have been political suicide.

That said, I expect him to put up a fight if re-elected and potentially veto/force a government shutdown if spending is not dramatically reduced and congress is not getting back to a surplus budget to start paying down debt.

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Mothra said:

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The_barBEARian said:

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Guy Noir said:

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Doc Holliday said:

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boognish_bear said:

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The_barBEARian said:

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boognish_bear said:

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Is anyone suppose to feel sorry for Nicki Haley trillionaire military industrial complex donors?

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I don't think it's about feeling sorry for Haley....it's about Trump actively turning off potential voters he will need in the general

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Voters of Haley might as well be democrats.

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I have voted Republican for years, but I will not vote for Trump or Biden. Marginalizing Trump's opponents will not get people like me to vote for Trump, nor to vote for Biden. It will just drive us from the Republican Party.

I look at the policies offered by each candidate and Haley's are the best. Trump doesn't address the issues. He just states he will fix them in a few days. I admit he fixed the border issues in his time in office but he skyrocketed the national debt and he laid the foundation for inflation to explode. He also played a part in the Jan 6 debacle.

I suggest you folks quit calling people names and look at the platforms of the candidates. It is time for new generational leadership in the USA.

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This is the only valid criticism any of you never-Trumpers have actually given

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You serious, Clark? LOL.

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The_barBEARian said:

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Mothra said:

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The_barBEARian said:

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Guy Noir said:

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Doc Holliday said:

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boognish_bear said:

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The_barBEARian said:

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boognish_bear said:

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Is anyone suppose to feel sorry for Nicki Haley trillionaire military industrial complex donors?

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I don't think it's about feeling sorry for Haley....it's about Trump actively turning off potential voters he will need in the general

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Voters of Haley might as well be democrats.

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I have voted Republican for years, but I will not vote for Trump or Biden. Marginalizing Trump's opponents will not get people like me to vote for Trump, nor to vote for Biden. It will just drive us from the Republican Party.

I look at the policies offered by each candidate and Haley's are the best. Trump doesn't address the issues. He just states he will fix them in a few days. I admit he fixed the border issues in his time in office but he skyrocketed the national debt and he laid the foundation for inflation to explode. He also played a part in the Jan 6 debacle.

I suggest you folks quit calling people names and look at the platforms of the candidates. It is time for new generational leadership in the USA.

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This is the only valid criticism any of you never-Trumpers have actually given

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You serious, Clark? LOL.

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Unless you are a female, mean tweets are not valid criticism.

Actions speak louder than words. Did his policies benefit me and my family?

If you are a female and vote based on your emotions then yes, mean tweets are a valid criticism and words speak louder than actions.

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HuMcK said:

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The GOP gets called extreme because y'all fell in line behind a guy who literally says he wants to be a dictator and go on a revenge spree against fellow Americans. Used to be we could all agree that kind of stuff is blatantly extremist, but nowadays that's evidently not the case...

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Bull***** The GOP was called extreme when even Dole ran for president.

Get a clue.

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Fallacy of the wolf.

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parch said:

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The_barBEARian said:

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Guy Noir said:

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Doc Holliday said:

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boognish_bear said:

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The_barBEARian said:

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boognish_bear said:

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Is anyone suppose to feel sorry for Nicki Haley trillionaire military industrial complex donors?

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I don't think it's about feeling sorry for Haley....it's about Trump actively turning off potential voters he will need in the general

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Voters of Haley might as well be democrats.

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I have voted Republican for years, but I will not vote for Trump or Biden. Marginalizing Trump's opponents will not get people like me to vote for Trump, nor to vote for Biden. It will just drive us from the Republican Party.

I look at the policies offered by each candidate and Haley's are the best. Trump doesn't address the issues. He just states he will fix them in a few days. I admit he fixed the border issues in his time in office but he skyrocketed the national debt and he laid the foundation for inflation to explode. He also played a part in the Jan 6 debacle.

I suggest you folks quit calling people names and look at the platforms of the candidates. It is time for new generational leadership in the USA.

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This is the only valid criticism any of you never-Trumpers have actually given but a lot of this was due to COVID, however, I dont expect never-Trumpers to be charitable and recognize that politically it was a lose/lose situation.

And again spending is on congress. The only control Trump has is the threat of veto... and vetoing the budget in his first term would have been political suicide.

That said, I expect him to put up a fight if re-elected and potentially veto/force a government shutdown if spending is not dramatically reduced and congress is not getting back to a surplus budget to start paying down debt.

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It's not "all on congress" when you base your entire fiscal platform on being a business maven and "winning deals," and then make a frankly ridiculous campaign promise to eliminate all U.S. debt in 8 years. In the three years before COVID he'd plowed another $4 trillion into the deficit. His tariffs were a drop in the bucket - about three weeks of interest on the debt in total - almost completely offset anyway by having to give some of the difference back to the farmers he disenfranchised. Lowering the corporate tax rate by 15% also bit into that figure, ballooning the debt further. The nonpartisan CBO projected the deficit would be 2-3% of the GDP during Trump's term. By 2019, pre-COVID, it was almost 5%.

The cornerstone of Trump's 2016 campaign was his fiscal largesse and ability to bring his "outsider business acumen" to the White House. When he failed, it was simply everyone else's fault.

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Guy Noir said:

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Doc Holliday said:

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boognish_bear said:

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The_barBEARian said:

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boognish_bear said:

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Is anyone suppose to feel sorry for Nicki Haley trillionaire military industrial complex donors?

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I don't think it's about feeling sorry for Haley....it's about Trump actively turning off potential voters he will need in the general

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Voters of Haley might as well be democrats.

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I have voted Republican for years, but I will not vote for Trump or Biden. Marginalizing Trump's opponents will not get people like me to vote for Trump, nor to vote for Biden. It will just drive us from the Republican Party.

I look at the policies offered by each candidate and Haley's are the best. Trump doesn't address the issues. He just states he will fix them in a few days. I admit he fixed the border issues in his time in office but he skyrocketed the national debt and he laid the foundation for inflation to explode. He also played a part in the Jan 6 debacle.

I suggest you folks quit calling people names and look at the platforms of the candidates. It is time for new generational leadership in the USA.

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Mothra said:

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his spending habits prior to COVID were atrocious. He spent like a drunk liberal.

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The_barBEARian said:

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his spending habits prior to COVID were atrocious. He spent like a drunk liberal.

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I edited your post for valid criticism and this is what I was left with.

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Mothra said:

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His feckless indifference to constitutional norms is alarming. His behavior surrounding the 2020 election was absolutely shameful, and while I don't believe it rises to the level of the constitutional crisis that Dems have tried to make it, it was absolutely shameful what he did.

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Mothra said:

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Way to win over those moderates and independents, Donald. No doubt, alienating anyone who may have been on the fence about voting for you is a swell idea, especially when you badly need those people just to squeak out a win, and when the Dems have about 100 million dollars more than you do.

Can't believe some of you think this man is going to win the general.

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Trump can pull more democrat voters than a traditional Republican.

I sincerely believe Trump can win 1/3rd or more of the Black male vote.

On the flip side though, he is going to struggle more with the wine aunt, suburban white woman who need to spend a few days seeing where their food comes from.

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Got news for you. It's the suburban white woman that lost Trump the last election (and will lose him the next). And he's also going to need a healthy share of moderates and independents.

Relying on black males to vote your way is not a winning strategy. Not enough of them vote.

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My wife is a Nurse, the Nurses she works with will not vote for Trump because he is a pig. She will either skip the President or go with a third party if there is one available.

You guys will all say how stupid that is. Yet, that is what they will do. These are college educated women. Will not give Trump the satisfaction of winning. I believe they are not alone.

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The_barBEARian said:

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Mothra said:

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His feckless indifference to constitutional norms is alarming. His behavior surrounding the 2020 election was absolutely shameful, and while I don't believe it rises to the level of the constitutional crisis that Dems have tried to make it, it was absolutely shameful what he did.

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This criticism legitimately pisses me off... the indifference to constitutional norms is coming almost exclusively from the democrats!

Have you been living under a rock and not seen all the bull**** democrats have done in the last 8 years? They tried to impeach the guy based on a LIE! Do you not remember the Russian impeachment? Now they are charging him w/ so many fake crimes I cant even keep up with it all so they can take away the people's choice and install two uni-party candidates on the ballot.

If you didnt want Trump to be the Republican nominee, you should blame the democrats for trying to put their political opponents in jail like this is the Soviet Union!

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Romney tells us: “But the reality is that, that we have a crisis at the border, the American people are suffering as a result of what's happening at the border. And someone running for president not to try and get the problem solved. as opposed to saying, hey, save that problem.…

— Manu Raju (@mkraju) January 25, 2024

Senate conservatives are turning up their opposition to an emerging bipartisan deal that would fund Ukraine and address border security, declaring it a “stinking pile of crap.” https://t.co/Qjj40ORL1X pic.twitter.com/iDClzNXaFq

— The Hill (@thehill) January 24, 2024